Hope Rotary hears about local schools program
Beaty introduced Joe Barentine principal of Hope High School at the Hope Rotary Club last Friday. Barentine discussed the detailed evaluation of local schools and shared insights from the school system's progress and needs.
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Ack Beaty
Joe Barentine
The
Hope Rotary iClub
fBarentine
Hope High School
Hope
North Central Association
Jack Beaty
Harold Eakley
Bill Alley
Bruce McRae
Denver
Colo
John McRae
Prescott
Jimmy Ligon
Conway
Train Crashes Into Truck in Swilton Junction
A Rock Island Line train carrying 75 passengers collided with a stalled tow truck at a grade crossing in Swilton Junction Iowa. The crash sent five cars off the track and injured 18 passengers, with five remaining in hospital overnight. The truck driver and a high school coach jumped clear seconds before impact as the engines toppled.
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Swilton Junction
Iowa
Davenport
Musca- Stine
Moline
Slowa
Sinside
Saint Hol Sly Hawett
Portland
Ore
Wheaton I
Col- Elege
Mary Owen
Rock Island
Frank Garner
eEast Moline
Joseph =McAvoy
Des Moines
Wilton Junction
Roland J. Clausen
Dale Kreimeyer
Iowa Highway
William Wollers
Diet Apparently Worked for Her
Connie Clement a 21 year old Miss Miami and Orange Bowl princess recalls her weight struggles at Miami. She credits a simple plan of boiled eggs and root beer for a 37 24 35 figure and overcoming an inferiority complex from high school days.
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Miami, Fla
Connie Clement
University of Miami
Obituaries for Rufus Martindale and others from Hempstead area
Rufus Martindale aged 75 longtime Hempstead resident died at his home. He was a Baptist and retired salesman survived by wife Ruby a daughter Mrs W Allen Ford of Hope two brothers Earl Nashville Dr Jim Martindale of Hope three sisters Mrs J W Williams Sheridan Mrs Mary Compton Mrs Martha Zinn both of Hope funeral 2 p m Tuesday at Herndon Funeral Chapel burial Roge Hill Cemetery by Herndon Funeral Home Cleo Powell 56 Hempstead native died Sunday in a local hospital He was a Baptist retired Arkansas Highway employee and rancher Surviving wife mother Mrs Rosie Powell of Hope three brothers Verde Patmos Gene Hope E W Powell Lewisville four sisters Mrs Lloyd Quillen Mrs W L McCoy Mrs A C Aredes all of Hope and Mrs Glen Parks Lewisville services Monday Providence Baptist Church burial Mt Nebo Cemetery by Oakcrest Funeral Home LOS ANGELES AP Gerald Mohr veteran radio television and movie actor died Saturday in Stockholm where he was producing a TV series Mohr 54 portrayed detective Philip Marlowe on radio in the 40s played the Lone Wolf in seven films and appeared in Foreign Intrigue and other shows Cause of death undetermined Cleveland AP Bengt R F Kjellgren 74 internationally known chemical engineer and former Brush Berylium Cam board chairman died Sunday in Cleveland Clinic Hospital Kjellgren a native of Sweden helped develop the first atomic bomb and the U S Polaris project
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Rufus Martindale
Hempstead
Ruby Martindale
W. Allen Ford
Hope
Earl
Nashville
Jim Martindale
J. W. Williams
Sheridan
Mary Compton
Martha Zinn
Herndon Funeral Chapel
Gerald Truss Sell
Roge Hill Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Cleo Powell
Arkansas Highway
Rosie Powell
Verde
Patmos
Gene
E. W. Powell
Lewisville
Lloyd Quillen
W. L. McCoy
A.C. Areedes
Glen
Parks
Providence Baptist Church
W. E. Thomasson
Mt. Nebo Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Los Angeles
Gerald Mohr
Stockholm
Mohr
P Philip Marlowe
Lone Wolf
Cleveland, Ohio
Bengt R.F. Kjellgren
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Kjelgren
Sweden
Snowbound Northeastern States Hit With Major Storm
A trio of winter storms lashes the nation with heavy snow across New England and the Midwest. Maine towns report up to 19 inches, Vermont and New Hampshire see up to 10 inches, while Des Moines area exceeds 10 inches. Temperatures dip to single digits in places as far south as Oklahoma and Texas face freeze warnings. Army Pvt Gary L. Rogers, son of Hope residents, is assigned to First Air Cavalry in Vietnam after graduating Hope High in 1966.
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Associated Press
New England
Midwest
Millinocket
Maine
Greenville
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mt. Snow
Michigan
Arkansas
Iowa
Des Moines
Army Pyt
Gary L. Rogers
David L. Rogers
Hope
First Air Calvery
Vietnam
Hope High
Fort Polk
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Pacific Northwest
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Texas
Williston
N.C
Key West
Fla
Recount Made Possible by Republicans
Officials in Fort Smith Arkansas began recounting Sebastian County ballots in the lieutenant governor race. The Republican party supplied 18 workers and Bill G Wells provided 12 workers, aiding the Democratic candidate. In Pulaski County the GOP contributed 500 dollars to fund Wells's recount, which reduced his total more than it affected Maurice Britt's.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Sebastian County
Republican Party
GOP
Bill G. Wells
Maurice Britt
Wells
Pulaski County
Pulaski
Britt
Technological shifts at war from 1914 to 1918
The account outlines allied conscription of over 65 million troops from about 30 nations and a blend of old and new warfare. It notes aerial evolution from pistols to machine guns, Gotha bombers, and German Big Bertha siege gun, with Paris shelled from afar starting March 23, 1968.
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London
England
Gotha
The
Marne
Paris
Ypres
Somme
Plane Hits Moose on Runway in Alaska
Cordova Alaska AP Alaska Airlines 727 struck a moose on a runway Saturday, losing nose gear. The animal was the only casualty. passengers and crew of 37 exited safely, shaken but unharmed after the slide to a stop.
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Cordova, Alaska
Alaska Airlines
Anti-Soviet Czechs jeer old Reds in Prague clash
In Prague more than 1,000 anti-Soviet Czechoslovaks and over 2,000 pro Soviet supporters rallied. Fist fights injured several. police detained several as 100 Soviet soldiers leaving the hall faced jeering crowds. The event targeted Dubcek era reforms ahead of a party committee meeting.
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Py Frankcrepeau
Associated Press
Prague
Praga
Czechoslovak-Soviet Friendship Association
Alexander Dubcek
Czechsolovak Communist Party
Dubcek
Old Guard
Namers Arrests Linked to Yemen Ties and U.S. Citizens
Police traced an anonymous tip from a man claiming the Namers recruited him as an expert marksman. The informant, said to be a 36 year old with an Arab name, was held in protective custody as authorities argued for no bail, citing strong family ties abroad. Elder Namer, described as uninterested in politics, earned a living in Yemen by cultivating qat. The report also recalls Emperor William I arbitrating a US Britain dispute over San Juan, ruling it the property of Washington.
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Elliott Golden
Namer
Thou Elnimer
Yemen
Legal Aid Society
Elliott Case
U.S
Economy Ministry
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Phere
Johnson
Walt W. Rostow
Saigon
ABC
Ark
Eteran
Moose
William I
Germany
United States
Great Britain
San Juan
State of
Washington
Norge
Arkla Gas Collier Furniture & Appliance
Lehman's
Wal West Second Street
South Walnut Street
Lagrone Williams Hardware
South Elm Street
Oklahoma Tire & Supply, Inc
EAS
Akansas
Louisiana Gas
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